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Posted on 31 December 2020

Mayor Walsh Announces Release of 2021 City Services Guide

Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh announced that the 2021 City Services Guide is being mailed to city residents in early January. The quick reference guide, created…

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Posted on 8 December 20208 December 2020

Mayor Walsh Reveals Winners of Snow Plow Naming Contest

More than 2,000 entries submitted for chance to appear on new plows hitting the roads this winter    Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh today announced the 10…

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Posted on 17 November 2020

Mayor Walsh Names Sam Perry as Public Works Inspector to Focus on Illegal Setouts

The City of Syracuse is stepping up its efforts to stop illegal setouts of trash and debris.  Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh announced the appointment of…

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Posted on 17 June 202017 June 2020

Department of Public Works Receives Two New Sanitation Trucks for Recycling

The City of Syracuse Department of Public Works (DPW) received two new sanitation trucks the week of May 18 to be used for recycling collection.…

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Posted on 26 March 202026 March 2020

Department of Public Works Postpones April Yard Waste and Construction Debris Collection

Canal Street self drop-off site remains open to City residents for yard waste only City of Syracuse Department of Public Works (DPW) will postpone the…

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Posted on 8 January 20208 January 2020

Mayor Walsh Announces Partnerships to Strengthen Snow Plow Fleet

Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh announced the City is working with the Common Council, state and federal partners to strengthen its snow plow force for the…

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Posted on 3 April 20193 April 2019

Syracuse Department Of Public Works Establishes Saturday Hours At Yard Waste Drop-Off Site

SYRACUSE, N.Y. – The City of Syracuse Department of Public Works (DPW) is establishing formal Saturday hours from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at its…

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The pop-up vaccination site at People’s AME Zion The pop-up vaccination site at People’s AME Zion was full of residents from one of our most vulnerable populations: seniors. @nygovcuomo’s commitment to ensure equity by bringing vaccines to Black and Latino communities will help to save many lives from this deadly virus. A special thank you to Pastor Daren Jaime for offering a space to reach more people. The local Health Equity Task Force is also working alongside New York State to eliminate barriers that could prevent equal access for people of color, a group disproportionately impacted by COVID-19. The efforts of the Onondaga County Health Department, @upstatemedical, area leaders, ambassadors, providers, and health experts and many others are what will bring a renewed hope and healthier future to the people within our community.
NOW PRESIDING, THE HONORABLE ERICA CLARKE Mayor Wa NOW PRESIDING, THE HONORABLE ERICA CLARKE Mayor Walsh welcomed the newest judge to the Syracuse City Court Friday evening. The Mayor swore in the Hon. Erica T. Clarke, an Eastwood resident who grew up in the City. He appointed her to a vacant seat on the bench late last month. Judge Clarke put herself through law school as a young mother. She went on to become a prosecutor and assistant corporation counsel for the City. She currently works as a criminal defense attorney. Judge Clarke begins her work on the bench this month. https://bit.ly/2MhaixI
This evening at 7 pm, join Mayor Ben Walsh as he d This evening at 7 pm, join Mayor Ben Walsh as he delivers his 2021 State of the City address virtually from the @thesaltcitymarket. To hear about all of the progress that has been made over the last year and to learn about what’s in store for the near future, tune in to the City of Syracuse YouTube channel and City of Syracuse - Office of the Mayor Facebook page. @wcnyconnected will also broadcast the address on Channel 24.
Restaurants have had to face a number of challenge Restaurants have had to face a number of challenges over the past year, some of them insurmountable, causing the doors of our favorite spots to close for good. To help restaurants keep going, especially during the winter, Mayor Walsh and the @tasteofsyracuse kicked off the “Restaurant Rescue” campaign today in Armory Square. Any of local eatery impacted by COVID-19 can apply to receive assistance. Generous donors have already given to help reach half of the $50,000 goal! The community can join the effort to support restaurants throughout #Syracuse by adding to fund. To learn more, visit Tasteofsyracuse.com.
The City of Syracuse joins communities across the The City of Syracuse joins communities across the country working to build a better future for the generations to come. In declaring Jan. 19 #NationalDayofRacialHealing in #Syracuse, the time to tell the truth, listen and recognize each other's humanity can start and go beyond today.
In a time when there is so much division, injustic In a time when there is so much division, injustice, and hatred, today is a good day to be reminded of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and what he represented. We honor the great and courageous man he was, and the legacy he left behind. While his life was taken, the light he walked in can never be mistaken. He stood for what is right, good, and noble, and challenged others to do the same. He was a true servant leader and will forever be remembered. #MLKDay
We are 8 days away from Mayor Walsh's State of the We are 8 days away from Mayor Walsh's State of the City 2021 address on January 21, 2021 at 7:00 p.m. Watch the virtual address via YouTube at www.youtube.com/cityofsyracuse or via Facebook at facebook.com/syracuse1848.
Mayor Ben Walsh issued statements yesterday regard Mayor Ben Walsh issued statements yesterday regarding the day's events. We continue to keep the safety and well-being of Capitol workers and everyone in our community who witnessed an assault on our democracy in our thoughts. Statements from Mayor Walsh: https://ourcity.syrgov.net/2021/01/syracuse-mayor-ben-walsh-statements-on-events-in-washington-d-c-yesterday/.
CLEAR SOME SPACE ON THE FRIDGE The City Services G CLEAR SOME SPACE ON THE FRIDGE The City Services Guide, the annual quick reference flier on DPW services, is starting to arrive at homes across Syracuse. The guide also covers resident responsibilities for things like trash setouts, sidewalks and yard care. Look for it in the mail soon and save it for when you need it. More info here https://bit.ly/390eBou

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